Posted by TomA on September 02, 2011 at 09:55:16 from (76.9.66.42):
3 days ago I baled some oat hay that was not quite dry enough. I have never done this before, usually it gets too dry because I don't get to it soon enough. We are buying hay for $20 per bale at the other ranch 200 miles away so I wanted to bring some here. The little 2 wire bales weigh about 120 lbs each and I had the tension backed off all the way. This morning I see that the bales are getting warm inside. It is not steaming but getting warm. There are only 6 bales. I am wondering if I should open the bales and spread it out a bit. I don't want it to spoil or catch fire. We will be feeding it out in a week or 10 days. The stock seems to like it warm like that.
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